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I prefer vagrant to MAMP. Brew is not must-have and you can end up chasing a lot of minor issues it creates. I've also moved to using git for preference sync be
by ChikkaChiChi 13y ago
I prefer vagrant to MAMP. Brew is not must-have and you can end up chasing a lot of minor issues it creates. I've also moved to using git for preference sync because I'm uncomfortable with the chattiness of the Dropbox app recently.
This is less a definitive guide and more a list of some useful tools you like. :)
- altryne1 13y agoAs it states in the title, it's very opinionated. Vagrant is nice, but it doesn't replace MAMP for the functionality that I use it for, which is mainly virtual hosts.
- moepstar 13y ago>>> Brew is not must-have and you can end up chasing a lot of minor issues it creates I rather chase any minor issues Brew creates than clean up the mess MacPorts once created..
- manicdee 13y agoMacPorts has worked just fine for me. Brew needs me to hold its hand for just about everything I install, especially when a vendor supplied library is updated. I use BBEdit, oh-my-zsh, Vagrant, VMWare, Django, virtualenvwrapper, Selenium IDE, Python's selenium, lib::local, Puppet, Sequel Pro, OmniGraffle, Jira, Stash, git, Mercurial, SURFRAW, psman and a few other tools on a daily basis. The article did point out Dash to me, and for that I am thankful.